Question

The snowboard Hannah wanted originally cost $109.It had been marked down 10% and then another 12%. A tax of 6% was added to the final sale price. If Hannah had $90, did she have enough to buy the snowboard? Explain your answer.
Answer:

Answer 1

Take 10% of the snowboard price.

10% = 0.1

109 * 0.1 = $10.90 (10% discount)

109 - 10.9 = $98.10 (Price with discount).

Take 12% of the new snowboard price.

12% = 0.12

98.1 * 0.12 = 11.772 (Round to 11.77)

98.10 - 11.77 = $86.33 (Final discounted price)

Take 6% tax on the new snowboard price.

6% = 0.06

86.33 * 0.06 = 5.1798 (Round to 5.18)

86.33 + 5.18 = $91.51

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After solving Hannah doesn't have enough money to buy the snowboard.

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